WTF ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2022 12:56 am
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WTF ?
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Re: WTF ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2022 4:22 am
A self absorbed noodlebrain with the emotional intelligence of a 13 year old girl.
Re: WTF ?
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2022 8:29 am
I had an open page where I had found a pic for another post regarding the degenerate drag queen culture.. at any rate I noticed another link titled 'Two spirit'... the very thing the bobblehead Tiktok shaman identified as. As it turns out, her video as gushing over herself for being a 'Two spirit' is ironic, since it's a very small entitled club of who is ALLOWED to use the term. She's either elevating herself above (most all) others in the race for identity status, or she's 'colonizing' a gender related term that she has no business to aspire to. https://archive.ph/Xxfhv#selection-901.27-907.43
‘Two-spirit’ is a term created by and to be used only for Native people.”
So take that all you garden variety freaking fragile identity sufferers, that one is hands off bitches!
There can be only one term that is the most profoundly non binary than the rest!
‘Two-spirit’ is a term created by and to be used only for Native people.”
So take that all you garden variety freaking fragile identity sufferers, that one is hands off bitches!
There can be only one term that is the most profoundly non binary than the rest!
Claiming to be 'two spirit' when you aren't is likely to cause some bent eagle feathers, it's much worse even than pretending to be a Native American to get into college (diversity fraud) and then also use the same false claim to benefit yourself for decades as a politician!Johnnie Jae aka The Beige Ball of Fury
johnniejae
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Sep 7, 2018
Nothing is more heartbreaking than to see a non-native organizations like
2SpiritHealth misappropriating and colonizing the term two-spirit.
'Two Spirit' This Indigenous Gender Identity Goes Back Centuries
It’s much more than being queer and Native.
PERIOD! lol 5 'NOTs' + 1 worth!If you’re asking yourself what it means to identify as two-spirit, the first thing you should know is that it’s a term solely to be used by Native American and Indigenous people. Two-spirit people are essential to their communities, and their history is rich and nuanced. Using the term “two-spirit” as someone who isn’t Native or Indigenous is cultural appropriation, period.
Amazing and so esoteric... so What IS IT?As Otoe-Missouria and Choctaw journalist and activist Johnnie Jae tweeted, “If you are NOT Native…you are NOT Two-Spirit. If you are NOT Native…you do NOT get to claim Two-Spirit identity. You are NOT entitled to Two-Spirit Identity. The term Two-Spirit is not an umbrella term for LGBTQ identities.”
. https://archive.ph/lVTWl
— Johnnie Jae aka The Beige Ball of Fury (johnniejae) September 7, 2018
Although it was only formally adopted in 1990 at the third annual Native American/First Nations Gay and Lesbian American Conference in Winnipeg, Canada, the term “two-spirit” has roots that date back centuries. According to Jae, it’s a term used to “identify, reclaim, and revitalize very specific identities, histories, legacies, and power that goes far beyond just sexuality and gender identity for Indigenous peoples.”
... it is a Native-specific term that is used to signify gender and sexual orientation variance in First Nations (Canada) and Native Americans (USA)...Two-spirit’ is an addition, not a replacement, for Indigenous languages which may already have a term for gender and sexual orientation variance. ‘Two-spirit’ is a term created by and to be used only for Native people.
...Katherin Winnick, sex coach and writer, says a two-spirit person possesses two inner spirits that transcend gender binaries. They can be masculine-masculine, masculine-feminine, feminine-feminine, or feminine-masculine. Sometimes you will see the “2” of “two-spirit” in the term “LGBTQ2.” According to the Indian Health Service, in most tribes, two-spirit people were considered neither men nor women and occupied a “distinct, alternative gender status.”
“Two-spirit” is an umbrella term that encompasses all gender and sexual diversities outside the classic binary genders. The most appropriate gender identity to compare it to would be queer (which is also a generic umbrella term).
No kidding, who would of thought? /s
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